Party a Is Next Door

Shen Zhiyi has been divorced twice in her life. The first time it took seven minutes. The second time, she sent her ex-husband Xie Yanzhi's partner to jail in court and froze 12% of his company's shares. When the court was adjourned, Xie Yanzhi handed him a glass of American wine: "Lawyer Shen, you're freezing." She didn't answer it and looked at the ring mark on his ring finger: "Mr. Xie, it's been seven years, and you're still wearing it?" He is an AI upstart and she is a divorce lawyer. He is going to fight a divorce lawsuit worth 8 billion, and the subject is not property, but a prenuptial agreement with her name on it seven years ago. She thought it was just a game about rekindling an old relationship, until she discovered the bill from the "Nianzhi Children's Rehabilitation Center" in the case file, discovered the property in Dongcheng District that she had never seen before, and discovered that on that rainy night seven years ago, he forced her to divorce because someone used her hearing defect in her left ear as a bargaining chip. From helping others fight for property freedom to founding the "Tashan" legal aid platform for women; from being a sharp lone wolf in the court to rewriting the rules for inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, rural women, and working mothers. She finally understood that real growth is not about winning a lawsuit, but about preventing more women from having to litigate. And the man who said "smart men have cold hearts", on the night when she was ringing the Nasdaq bell, held up a light sign saying "Remarry?" And open sourced the company's core algorithm to "Her Mountain".